#ArmieHammer

[hammerchalametuniverse]

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7 YEARS OF LOVE ❤

[olivereliocorcordium1983]

Good night Charmies and sweet dreams.

[oxfordmaid]

Wishing a very happy birthday to this beautiful man. May today be the start of your best year yet!

[silvyysthings]

https://www.tumblr.com/silvyysthings/769491751743471616/my-favorite-moment-on-armies-podcast-was-when-he?source=share

no I was simply saying his mother, his ex wife and his friends no one loved him UNCONDITIONALLY and its sad because he loved them. He can have anyone in his life I am not judging that, just saying that there should have been someone who could return that to him what he gave to others all his life. Sadly he didn't even got that love from his mom as well. I hope his kids will value him when they will be all grown and will be proud of their dad and will see how he fought for them and will appreciate their dad and love him UNCONDITIONALLY.

💙💙💙💙

Thank you anon

[miladyziggystardust]

A Love That Lingers in the Air: Revisiting Call Me by Your Name

Some films do not just tell a story but instead capture a feeling, a place, a time that exists somewhere between memory and dream. To me, Call Me by Your Name is one of those films, an experience more than a narrative, a meditation more than a story. Watching it feels like slipping into a sun-drenched afternoon, where time is slow, the air is thick with the scent of peaches, and love unfurls gently like a lazy river winding its way through the Italian countryside.

The film, directed with exquisite tenderness by Luca Guadagnino, is not in a hurry. It breathes. It listens. It watches. The cinematography by Sayombhu Mukdeeprom captures light with an almost painterly quality, bathing everything in warm, golden hues that feel like an eternal summer. The quietness of the set, the careful use of natural sound—the rustling of leaves, the crunch of a bicycle on gravel, the distant laughter of a family at dinner, and the cicadas humming in the heat, create an intimacy so immersive that we don’t just watch Elio and Oliver fall in love, we feel it.

There is no obvious antagonist, no grand external conflict. The greatest tension in Call Me by Your Name is not between the characters but within them, the quiet ache of longing, the tentative steps toward something beautiful and terrifying all at once. This is a world without cruelty, without villains. It is a place where love is allowed to bloom without resistance, where a father speaks words of kindness and understanding rather than condemnation, and where heartbreak is met not with destruction but with reflection. It is, in many ways, a utopia -- not in the sense that it is perfect, but in the way that it holds space for love in its purest, most fragile form.

Timothée Chalamet delivers a performance that feels so unguarded, so honest, that it is as though we are watching a heartbeat in real-time. His Elio is raw and intellectual, self-assured yet impossibly vulnerable. Armie Hammer’s Oliver, in contrast, is golden and enigmatic, carrying the kind of effortless confidence that only makes his moments of hesitation all the more devastating. Their chemistry is electric but also tender; it simmers beneath the surface, in glances and gestures, in the space between words.

And then there is the silence. The spaces between dialogue, the room tone that lingers after a moment of connection—Guadagnino understands that love is not just in what is said but in what is left unsaid, in what is felt in the pauses, in the weight of a glance, in the way a hand hovers before it dares touch.

Call Me by Your Name is not just a love story; it's a memory preserved in amber, a summer that never quite ends, a song played softly in the background of one’s life long after it has faded. It's the ache of first love, the bittersweet beauty of something fleeting, the quiet devastation of knowing that some things, no matter how perfect—are not meant to last. And yet, even in that impermanence, it lingers. It remains. Like the echoes of laughter on a warm evening, like the last notes of a song before silence takes over. Like the rustling of trees long after the lovers have gone.

[by MiladyZiggyStardust]

Video credit: Editsect on YT

[charmieforever]

Always 🔨💙💚

[dalyankiz1981]

Happy one year anniversary to the James Kirchick Airmail interview where Armie finally broke his almost two year silence to tell his truth 👏 😍

[ameliapondjm]

No cause seriously if someone who uses AI, PLEASE

Do some pictures from Armie Hammer as König from Cod.

IM BEGGING YOU.

[marumarusya1]

❤️💙💚

[theseshipsshallsail]

The difference between a protective father clearly not wanting his kids photographed on the street, and a fame chasing nobody willing to expose them every which way for clicks is particularly striking this morning…

[hammerchalametuniverse]

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🥹❤️

[olivereliocorcordium1983]

This is one of the best interviews that I have seen since this whole thing started. Armie was very open, extremely transparent about everything from the text messages to bdsm in general which I applaud him for. He exposed the truth, he was very honest about what happened and I love that about this.

He now talking about all of this and he continues to own up to his behavior and all that is incredible to me. Because there are not many people who can or do own up to their own shit and are able to look in the mirror and is like "Okay, I did some really shitty things and I need to change it in order to not only help myself but to help myself grow into a better person."

I love the fact that he was able to come out and prove basically what most of the fandom if not all was saying to begin with. I can see the growth that has happen to him during all the craziness and that he is able to finally be okay with himself.

Through time and patience of course i strongly believe that with everything he will bounce back into movies. That is if he so chooses to do so, which I hope he does i do miss watching him. But if he doesn't and decides that he wants to do something else entirely then I am completely content as a fan of his for that also.

What I also love is the call me by your name references that he does twice. But the biggest one would have to be this quote.

Heraclitus: 'No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.'

I mean come on Armie! you say you don't remember who said it. But you remember. Just like Timmy you remember everything too. Speaking of which when he spoke about friends, about before he was famous then after getting famous and people leaving ect.

I would very much like to think that him and Tim are still close to each other. If not closer now since all of this happened and the aftermath. I mean yeah, I wrote a fanfic about that sure, but the fantasy doesn't really measure up to the reality of it.

Please continue to grow and changing Armie you are going in the right direction. I feel it you are going to continue to do great things and sooner or later when the world is ready.

Dude you will shine again. I know it.

[sssuuri]

Manifesting Armie's first IG story🙏

Not asking for much, it can be just anything, even a tree or a pool 😊

Let the chain of good events continue 💙

[silvyysthings]

Im not reading tmz but can you tell us if tmz wrote about their settlement details?

Not clear yet anon but...

[charmieforever]

Nothing to add 💙💚

[dalyankiz1981]

That delicious moment when @thebitetheapple and I stepped out of the boozer and was faced with this. This exact angle and perspective 🤩